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Historian Katie Moon describes notable women who shaped St. Louis history.

Mientras algunos grupos en St. Louis est谩n disminuyendo en poblaci贸n seg煤n el 煤ltimo censo, la comunidad latina est谩 creciendo exponencialmente. 鈥淓l Arch ahora se ha convertido en un s铆mbolo de hogar para m铆,鈥� dijo una residente latina que se mud贸 a St. Louis en la 煤ltima d茅cada.

鈥淐aracas is a place I was born and raised, and it is my first home. St. Louis is my second one. The Arch now has become a symbol for home to me,鈥� said one Latina resident who moved to St. Louis in the past decade.

Lawyer, author and St. Louis native Areva Martin discusses her new book 鈥淎wakening: Ladies, Leadership, and the Lies We've Been Told.鈥�

We Are Jaine plans to offer opportunities to connect women with resources that will help them start and grow businesses in the male-dominated industry.

Five girls from the JeffVanderLou neighborhood of north St. Louis are headed back to school this year with a jump-start on thinking critically.They鈥檝e鈥�

When Shante Duncan founded Sisters Helping Each other to Reach a Higher Height (S.H.E.R.A.H.) in 2004, three women came to her house to share their dreams鈥�

The number of minority-owned businesses in the St. Louis region has shown substantial growth in recent years, expanding faster than any of the other 50鈥�

Six women-led companies have won $50,000 dollar investments from the St. Louis-based organization Prosper Women Entrepreneurs.This is the first group of鈥�

Where are the women in St. Louis鈥� startup scene?It鈥檚 a question many began asking following a 2011 American Express OPEN report that ranked St. Louis last鈥�